Singaporean youth who threw mug at maid, breaking her nose gets reformative training

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SINGAPORE - A youth who flung a metal mug at his family's domestic helper, fracturing her nose, was sentenced on Tuesday (Sept 1) to at least six months' reformative training.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - A youth who flung a metal mug at his family's domestic helper, fracturing her nose, was sentenced on Tuesday to at least six months' reformative training.

He also admitted to using insulting words on the 41-year-old Filipina that caused her alarm, which is an offence under the Protection from Harassment Act.Court documents said Ng and Ms Agustin were involved in a dispute at his family home in Greenwood Avenue near Dunearn Road on June 7, 2018. Court documents stated that the argument escalated to the point where both parties were shouting at each other.Deputy Public Prosecutor Zhou Yihong had earlier said:"During the altercation, the accused told the victim that she was only a maid, was poor and had no right to be in Singapore."

Ng is now out on bail of $10,000 and will have to surrender himself at the State Courts on Nov 20 to begin serving his sentence.

 

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